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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-22
FROM WARRINGTON.

TSuecisl Correspondence of tho Alexa GAZErTEl
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Oct %, 1887
Representative Matsou, Of Indiana, has
iust returned from Boston, whore he made q
speech to small democratic meet LIZ. H
says that in alludiog TO the ex Union soldiers
who have been appointed TO Cities by Mr..
Cleveland, he mentioned the names OF Gen.
CoIse, postmaster at Boston. aud that That
mention was received with kisses. General
Corse, it will be remembered, is the man
who says he will not remove his republican
subordinates until the President intimates a
wish to have them removed. Mr.. M6tsoD
says that some Of the democrats in Boston
really have hopes that Massachusetts. viii
go democratic at this falls election.
The impression among lawyers here this
morning seems 20 be that the q. S. Supreme
Court will reject the melton made yesterday
for a writ Of error in tho CAGE of the con
demned Chicago anarchists. This impress
ion appears 10 have been produced by the
questions asked General Pryor by Chief
Justice Waite and Associate Justice Miller
during the formers argument.
The Presidential party arrived here on
lime this morning, and taking carriages st
the 9th street depot went at once TO their
respective homes The President aud his
wife went at first TO the White House. where
breakfast awaited them, and immediately
afterwards drove ont to Oak View, where
they spent the remainder OF tie day. Not
more than the usual humber Of people were
at the depot when the train arrived. Mem
bers of the party FAY the President isareatly
pleased with his trip and with the hospital.
ty with which he was everywhere treated,
and that the ate nton his wife received was
particularly gratifying to him. They say
that nothing happened during the whole
trip to mar its pleasure except the sudden
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s,b Of Judge Ellet, at Memphis, last Sat.

QsHtH VI INV 6O A-.'o''
urday.
All tie ex Confederates hare are gratihed
at fhn ee,ection Of Co. Fellows, one OF them.
selves. IS the democratic candidate for CON-
monwhalth's att rney Of New York City.
Iawer Manning, Of Boston, who was as
saui.cd in the Treasury Department yester-
dav by Chief of Division, MscLenpan, whom
he Z d accused of bribery, says to-day that
ne intends 70 sue his assailant for damages.
The napers in the Pan Electric Telephone
ce. @ about tie loss OF which Rogers, the 10,
ventor. hes made so much sdo, were founu
this morning by Mr.. Thompson, law
mariner of Mr.. Chandler. he mao put Inelh
in his desk and had forgotten al about them,
Tbe high and dry weeds on the reclaimed
flats in the river of this city were hred TO-
dsv hv order of the engineer in charge. Inc
fire. raised q dense smoke which spread AL
over the adjacent parts OF the river. -.
At last nights meeting of the Virginia
democratic association of this city the resp
! ,u,iop relating to the receut Ooeriy oIuef
was RECONSTRUCTED and amended so as &c
make tie condemnation of that ORDER more
emnhatic. and the committee appointed to
whit ucon The civil service commission COZ
lec,ively and ask Whether l. endo.seu 'he
order referred 10, were Instructed 10 perform
that duty this afternoon. -.
In accordance with the recommendation
Of Col. Frank Armstrong, an ex Confederate
the iaspector sent by Secretary Lamar &c
investigate the Crow Indian difficulty
lroors will be ordered to arrest The riotou'
bucks, who have set the suthorities at open
defiance.
Mr. Frank Hume, CT Alexandria county; wh :
esked this morning how the approaching eect'oi
was Going in his county, replied that he was Ger
tain Judge Stuart. the democratic candidate fo
the Legislature would be electe+ aud would carr!
the coanty as well is the city of Alexandra.
The colored men whom General Aahone re
tains in federal Office hero have ell obtained SUI
the vigorous attempt he is making to possess him
self himself of the seat in the U. S. Stnato nov
| orennied by Mr. Riddleberger.
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ReDorted Marine Disasters.

HAEBoR SPRINGS, Mich, Oct 22.-It is
reported that steamer Of some description
went down near the Sault Ste Marie Thurs
day and that only eleven of seventy iye
persons were saved. There is nothing def
mite yet.
CHEBoYGAN, Mch., Oc: 2l-The Cana
dian propeller Ontario is reported blown TO
pieces b. the explosion Of her boiler il
North Channel, near Bruce mines, and 80
people killed. No particulars can be OBJ
tanned, it bsing isolated from any port Or
telegraph station.
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A SMASH Up.-Thursday morning several
empty box cars on oue of the tracks Of the
Midland railroad, below the Union depot
from some cause started on The down grade,
and ran off the track 10 Adams Brothers &
Payne's wood yard Alter running over
q pile of wood and locust posts, the cars
struck frame carpenter shop. belonging 10
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad COM
psny, and almost completely demolished it.
The front car ran entirely through the
building, and now lies upside down uhde.
the ruined building. Fortunately no per
son was injured. The work Of raising the
wrecked car will be proceeeod with 1T once.
The shop will have TO be rabuilt.-Lynch
burg Aduance
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RyR. 7. Lncls. netioneor.

TNTUSTEEs SALE or VALUABLE REAL ES-
L TATE IN TIE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA,
VIRGINIA.-By virtue ot two deeds OF trust
ecuted by Samuel J. Reed and wife TO Edwin i.
Carin, and bearing Gate respectively on the 10th
day of August. 1882, and the 18th day of FebIu-
airy, 1879 and of record respectively in tho land
records of the city of Alexandria Va. in deed
book No. il, page 5G5 and decd book No :, page
54l, the subscribcr, Who By order of the Cor
poration Court, for the said city of Alexandria,
made and entered .. the april term, 1856 OF sad
Court, was substituted and appointed IS trustee
in said deeds of trust, IN the place of the said
Edwin r. Carlin, who has departed this life ly
the direction Of the beneficiary III the said deeds
Of trust default having been made in the pay
ment of the deLts thereby securely will proceed
to sell at public auction, on SATURDAY. the
18th day of November, 1857. at II m, in front
of the Market Building on Royal street, in the
city of Alexandra, Virginia, the property con
veyed by the said deeds OF trust, to wit
No IA LOT OF GROUND with ] lIPEE-
STORY FRAME TENEMENT thereon in the said
city of Alexandria on the cast side of Fairfax
street. between Duke and Wolfe stree 5, in front
on Fairfax street 20 feet snd in depth 80 feet
No. "a LOT OF GROUND with TWO
STORY FRAME TENEMENT thereon, adjoining
No. 1 on the south, in front on Fairfax st:eet 20
feet and in depth 80 feet, more or less.
No. "a LOT OF GROUND adjoining No.
on the south, in front on Fairfax street 20 feet
and in depth 80 feet, moro or less.
Terms of Sale: rs to lot No l. cash and as to
lots Nos. 2 and 3. SO much OF this purchase mo ey
in cash will be required to pay the sum OF
$500, with interest from the 18th dev Of Fei.u-
airy, 1893, and the expenses Of sale, aud the sur
plus if any, on terms to be made hnHyn on tbs
day OF sale. WORTH HULFISH,
oct12 2sw!s Substituted trustee.
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MEMS OF TEE by

The first snow of the season in Michigan
fell yesterday at Detroit
Princess Louise, OF Wales, has been attack
ed with measles. PriEcessss Maud and Vic
tofia are better.
Augusta. Ga. now claims population of
over 10000, and is growing more rapidly
than at any time since its incorporation SIS
town.
BARLEY Campbell, the playwright, who
became insane some time ago, has recovered
bis reason sud will soon be able to leave
the asylum.
The guard about the county jai! in Chi.
cago were doubled yesterday and extra
precautions taken to prevent an attempt on
the jail by the friends OF the condemned
anarchists.
Mr Robert Garrett and former officers of
B. s. o. Telegraph Company will be sub
poenaed in the Investigation Instituted by
Philadelphia city council to recover the
amount OF bond fnrfei;ed by tha Telegraph
company to the city.
The Detroit club, alter losing in the
morning in Washington By 6 score OF III to
t, won on the Baltimore grounds yesterday
afternoon by score of Is to 8. 1t Was the
eighth game won by the Detroits, aud gives
them the worlds pennant, as st. Louis has
only won three. and there are but four more
to play
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.sa9Q@zg55
TELEGRAE'EEIC NEWS.
Return octhc Presidential Party.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Eyery body on the
Presidential special was up at sunrise this
morning, toilets were rather hastily made,
coffee wss served just as the jddoss of Lib
srty came into view, good byes were said,
and at the appointed time to q minute (6:40
q. m the train came to stop Mt Washing
Ton TIE President wss heartily glad to
get home, though SIS heartily GLAD that he
went awey. DlEiDg the three weeks of his
jour leyng lie had travelled four thousand
five huadred miles, passed through SEVEN.
teen S.ates, crossing three OF them twice,
and had seen and been seen by (vatiously
estimated By different members cfthe party
at from one 10 Gve) millions of people.
There were 10 brass bands, 10 committee
men, no crowds at the station here, end il
is nothing complimentary to the people
whom the President has visited, to say that
every one CT the tourists was glad of it.
Tha President and Mrs. Ceveland and Col.
Lamont entered their carriage aDd went to
the White House The Postmaster General
and Sirs. Villas were driven 10 THAR home.
DR.. Bryant, M. Bisse!l went to breakfast
with the President, after which they took
the trains respectively for New York city
and Buffalo The artist and the two jour
naIists yer. aeir several ways. The Pull
man cars wsre uncoupled for The first time
in three weeks sod the Presidents special
train ceased to be. President aud Mrs
Cleveland took breakfast at the White
House early this morning and then drove
out to their country home at Oak View
where they spent the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-22

No MArTER how wrong General Joseph
L. Johnston may have been for stopping the
Confederate advance after the first battle OF
Manassas, as ne certainly was, that his head
ia level upon the tariff question is demon
strated By the following remarks he recently
made when talking about that question :
"The South does not care for protection.
With protection her manufacturers have a
competitor tho more in the North. With
q low tariff our manufacturers can compete
with northern ones aud undersel them.
Yes, sir. tariff for revenue only is what We
want. One OF our lending manufacturers
told me go last Thursday"
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Telegraph CONSOLIDATION.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22-Abou. one hundred
operators employed By The Baltimore and
Ohio Telegraph Co, were today ro;ifed
that their services would not be required
after the Slst inst, aud notice was issued
that all Offices ofihat company in Mary land
would be ut once consolidated with the
Western Union Offices excspt 10 Baltimore,
Cumberland and Frederick
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tribution.

TIE DECISION Of the U. s. Supreme Court
in the Iowa cases, motion to advance
which was made yesterday, is looked for
ward to with great deal of interest. The
Supreme Court of Iowa has decided that
law ofttat State prohibiting the manuiac
ture and sale Of liquor there is constitution
a.. From that decision the anti prohibi
tioaiets of that State have appealed tolhe U.
S. Supreme Court, upon the ground that the
18th amendment 10 The constitution PRO
hibits State from ahridgirg the privileges
of citizens of the United States, and from dc
privinS them Of their property without com
pepsation. There can be no doubt OF the
fac. that blind justice would decide that
man who had invested bis money in dis
tilery, under laws existing at thu time,
should not have the value OF that invest
ment utterly destroyed by subsequent law,
without due compensation. Iudeed, to o.
binary people it seems that az attempt to
d, SO by legal process would be in the us
,ure cf al TX post facto law, and therefore
p!oiuly unconstitutional.
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THE ANNOUNCEMENT CT the death Of Hon.
Beresford Hope in London will be regret'' d
BY ali ex Coptsderates wherever they mf
be. MIR. Hope was the never falling friend
of the Confederate States "a long as they
existed, and after they had ceased to lie
anything but sad memory he was a'waye
ready and willing to assist those who bad
tufIered in their behalf. The ex Coufedersies
md their few foreign friends VIII soon be as
extinct as the cause in which they were en-
gagged.
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By Green & Wise. Auctioneers.

DY VIRTUE of decree of the Corporation
. Court of the city Of Alexandria, rendered on
the 9Th day OF September, 1857, IN the chsncery
cause therein depending wherein George Young
is complainant AID II. Lult administrator and
others are defendants, the undersigned COM
missioner therein nsmcd will on SATURDAY,
November 9Th, 1857. at y O'Clock m. at ne
Fairfax street cntrauc, to the Corporation Court
room expose for sale 81 pEblic auction, the fol-
lowing property, viz: All THAI LOT OF GRO UND
with the bindings and Improvements thereon,
No. 2i2 (oid number King street, situate on the
south side Of said street, between Columbus and
alfred streets. fronting . feet on King street
and extending back southwaIdiy with the zane
width as the front 100 feet with ell the rights.
privileges and easements to the same belonging
or in anywise appertsihing.
Terms of sile-Cash sufficient TO pay the costs
OF this suit, thai is to say less than Sl00 aud the
residue in four equal pay inents st g, II, Is aud
"a months; the deferred payments 10 be secured
by the notes of the purchaser with personal Sc
curity and to bear interest from date of sale.
GEO A MUSHBACH,
Commissioner of Sale.
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LYnciiGG.

INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 22.-Emly this morn.
inga mob of about 200 men made an assault
on the jail at Delphi. Carroll county; and
secured the person of Amos Green, VINO is
charged with numbering bliss Luella Nab
bitt, and taking him short distance out Of
town lynched him.
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Affairs in Ernncc.

PARIS, Oct. ON Clemenceau in
q speech 10 the electors of Toulon
said that the present political situation
resulted from general confusion of
ideas. Every cabinet since Dufaures,
he said, bad pursued the Same policy
and had broken its promises. He declared
that he would remain ;mmoyahle and would
only support a government which introduce
Ell serious rsfurms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-22

MURDER TRrAL-In the Circuit Court Of
Loudoun on Wednesday last, as heretofore
noticed in the GAZETTE, the case Of Ida
M.nly (colored) charged with killing her
brother, boy OF Z years old, in August last,
near Mt. Zion Church, was tried. The jury.
after an absence of about an hour, brought
10 verdict Of murder in the second degree
as charged in the Indictment, and Fixed the
term of her Imprisonment in the penjtenti
AIRY at Is years. A motion for new tris!
was overruled ny Judge Keith, Who imme
diately seoteEced The prisoner fer the time
stated in the verdict OF the iury.
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Arrested.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oat. 22--Mss Josie
Holmes, the pg!va;e secretary of +. l. Har
per in the Fidelity National bank was ar.
rested las. night by U. S. officers in a north
bou i'd train al Hamilton. She was brought
to this city at midnight and put in jail.
There is belief that United States officers
will 10 AXE numerous Fldelity arrests.
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William F. MACEDONIAN, chief of the warrant
division of the Treasury Department, had per-
sonal encounter in the antc room of Secretary
Fairchild's office yesterday afternoon with Jerome
F. Manning claim lawyer, growing out OF an
intimation by the latter that MscLennsu re-
ceived brides. MacLennan struck Moaning sew
cral blows in the face, and the latter tccS refuge
n Secretary Fairchild's room.
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ALEX .ANDRIA.
SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER %,

Not ONLY the condemned Chicago al
archis,s and their friends, hnt also all ioVeis
Of good government, anticipate with iiseis
io,eres. the answer of the u :. supreme
Court on Monday next to the application OF
ibe counsel of the prisoners referred TO To- a
writ Of error. The only questions the cou't
w,tl consider are: did ,he prisoners have q
public lrial by an impartial jury oftho State
and district wherein the crime for " h'ch
th,v have been convicted was committed
were thew confronted with the witnesses
AGAINST them did they bave compulsory
p,ocess for cbtsnipg witnesses IL tneiF
favor? and did they have counsel Tor 'nei'
defense? SIS provided by tie constitution oil
the United States. If the published &c
counts of the proceedings CT the trial were
correct the prisoners were allowed ana
awaited themselves ofall these constitutional
privileges. If that be go, not only The blood
o. their murdered victims and the suiferngs
of the unprotected widows and orphans
prisoners have made, hut the outraged
laws of the country, cry Out for ample ret
tribution
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ADVICE 70 MOTHERS.

Mns. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Tor chill.
drcn teething, is the prescription OF enc of the
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and hss been used for forty years viii:
never-failing success by millions of mothers 70.
their children. During the process Of tcethine
It's value is incelculable. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cares dyscntery and diarrhna, gripire
in the bowels, and wind collie By giving health
70 the child i. ros>s tle mother. Price % cents :
hottla fuTt;-1yrM W&S
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More Trouble Apprehended.

LONDON. Oct. ga dense fog prevails
here aud it is feared that The unemployed
workmen who have been creating distur-
Dances for the past few days will take ad >
vantage Of this fact 30 make further trouble
At present everything is quiet and the
crowds in the parks are small.
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National Republican Committee.

PlTTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 22.--The Chronicle
Telegraph today prints chairman B. F.
JoDes's call for the national republican
commiL,ee TO meet at the Arlington Hotel,
Washington, at 1880 u. IN. December Sth, to
fix the date and place of the next national
republican convention.
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Steamer Allegheny.

BosToN. Oct. 22-Cbatham edvces state
that the steamer Allegheny lies easy on the
north side of the flats protected from wind
and ses. Assistance will probably reach
there this morning. The sea was too heavy
yesterday to allow the tugs and wreckers 10
approach her.
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Reception.

BALTIaonE, Oct 22.-The heads of the various
dofai tments of the Baltimore and Ohio Z. Il. this
at ernocn attended farewell reception rendered
them by Robert Garrett st his country seat near
this city Mr.. Garrett leaves tomorrow for the
City of Mexico.
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Assignment.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct 22--The managers
of the Alpha Oil Company, the young rival
of the Standard Oh! monopoly, have made
az assignment.
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Dealt, ola Poet.

LONDON, Oct 22-The death is announced
of Waldemar Adolph Thisted, the Dani,h
poet and novelist. in bis 73i yeer.
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Hotel Burned.

BUFFALO, Oct. 22.-Thc American Hotel
at Tonawanda was partially destroyed by
fire early this morning. All the guests es-
clped in SAFETY.
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". w. HERBERT. p. NJ
III EEe.

At her residence. on north Royal stree; October
Dist. Mrs. }. a. FISHEE, widow Of ihs late Sam
uel Il. Fshor. of Occoquan, Prince William coan
ty, Va. q Funeral from her late residence 81
10 o'clock Sunday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-22

Flesh wounds and cuts can be healed BY a
few applications OF Salvation OIL. Ali drug
gists sell it for twenty five cents q bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-10-22

Grabbed, chronic conghers can certainly
care cruel coughs or colds with the Gale
DRAFTED d.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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I. John 8. Bescb, Clerk of the Corporation Court
OF the city of Alexandra DO &c tiy that the bond
required by Geo. a. Nushblch, Commissioner of
SAFE in George Young VS.. S. Il. Lunt; administra-
tor ct ais has bsen given aud executed b. said
commissioner of sale. joins S. BEACH,
October !. 1887. Clerk.
mi
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Tho following is o list of the letters remaining in
the AIexandria, Va, postofiice October %
Persons calling for letters will please say they are
advertised.
Advertised letters, not called for within thirty
days, will be sent to the dead letter Office.
andrews, G Kelley, Granville L
Ashton Miss Eliza Eidwell, Orlando
Beach, s Lewis, r
Bennett. Henry2 Mayhem, Miss Annie, =
Boatrigle. William Mankin, VIM
Brown, Miss Mary Nelson, Mrs Elizabeth, 2
Bryan, Miss Mollie Pcyton, Frank
Carr, John w Peoples, Mrs Susan
Carroll, Sadie z Preston, Mrs Sarah f
Campbell, Miss Annie J. Rollins, Mrs Bette C
Coleman, Mrs Teney Roberts, Edward
Conkln. Miss E G Roy, Wildly
Cooper. Mrs Maria M Smith, Miss Bridget
Cole, Frank Smith, John
Cornell, Patrick Sparks, Mrs Fate
Dove, George Sutherland, Mrs Sally
Evans Miss Emma Taylor. John
Foster, Frank Tinker, Robert
Green, Miss Rosa Thompson, Rachel
Harris, Elizabeth Tripiett, Mrs Anna
Harrison, Chas Walker, Liza
Henderson, Ms Watson, Edgar
Howell. Geo G Ware, Solomon
Hunter Alexander Ware Richard
Hughes, Charles F West, Miss L
Jackson, hrs Sarah
w HERBERT. P NJ
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MO. FAT MACEEREL fol sale BIZ
IN jy14 &c. M1LBURN.